Its too risky to let people test ride bikes, they go down they get damaged. In a car you would have to bassicly try to tip the thing over. But yeah Ive never heard of a dealership not letting you sit on the bike thats ridiculous. But if you know how big of a bike youre getting unless you are a pretty experienced rider I dont think you'll find much of a difference in performance, its ergonomics you want to worry about so just sitting on them should be enough.
proper etiquette
ok so im going to try to keep this one shorter than the last lol. When looking for a new sport bike, what is proper etiquette when looking I did a prelim look at some sport bikes at the kawasaki dealer and when I sat on the zx-10 the salesman popped out from behind his desk like he was on fire. He ran up to me and yelled at me to "watch my belt buckle!" funny thing was I wasnt wearing a belt. So I quickly got off the bike and when I asked about rideing the ninja he gave me a brochure and not so subtly showed me the door. Did I violate some unwritten rule about not test driving bikes before buying? I feel like before I spend 9k + On a new bike and gear I want to ride it ya know?
I don't know fill me in before I go to the Yamaha dealer. But the kawi dealership expierience was enough for me to decide not to get a ninja.
I don't know fill me in before I go to the Yamaha dealer. But the kawi dealership expierience was enough for me to decide not to get a ninja.
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